Sentence examples for both less of the from inspiring English sources
And less usage means both less of the human connection that's Facebook's mission, and less ad revenue which is Facebook's fiduciary duty to shareholders.
Using modern techniques, instead of simple percentages, we'd likely see that the MOOC was both less of a failure in the Spring and less of a home-run in the Summer saving everyone a big headache.
Higher education was associated with both more and less of the favourable feeding practices as well as more of the unfavourable feeding practices, including that of a double burden of suboptimal feeding.
For instance, phenotypic analyses of Pax6 in gain- or loss-of-function mutant cortices have shown similar phenotypic outcome, with both more or less of the protein resulting in increased neurogenesis throughout development [ 81].
And they're both fantasies, more or less, of the one who's dressed as Elvis.
At Mickelson's last outing, the Houston Open, he displayed both daily improvement and less of the erratic touch which undermined his Masters bid a year ago.
In both cases, 10% or less of the cells stained positively for intracellular IL-12p40 underestingng conditions and neither purified population showed any change after overnight culture in medium, LPS or CpG (Fig. 7B).
On average, both of them have seen less of the ball than their rivals, with 47% possession each.
The δ-MnO2 was much more sensitive to increases in As III) than the acid birnessite, but both minerals were able to oxidize less of the total As III) in solution with increasing As III) concentration.
